Data Display Debugger, a graphical debugger frontend

ddd

Data Display Debugger, a graphical debugger frontend

The Data Display Debugger (DDD) is a popular graphical user interface to UNIX debuggers such as GDB, DBX, XDB, JDB and others. Besides typical front-end features such as viewing source texts and breakpoints, DDD provides an interactive graphical data display, where data structures are displayed as graphs. Using DDD, you can reason about your application by watching its data, not just by viewing it execute lines of source code.
lightweight X11 desktop panel

fbpanel

lightweight X11 desktop panel

FBPanel is a spinoff of the fspanel (f***ing small panel) with more eye candy. It provides a taskbar (list of all opened windows), desktop switcher, launchbar, clock, is EWMH/NETWM compliant, and has modest resource usage.
fbset --test -i -v (display all available frame buffer information)

fbset

framebuffer device maintenance program

Program to modify settings for the framebuffer devices (/dev/fb[0-9]* or /dev/fb/[0-9]*) on Linux, like depth, virtual resolution, timing parameters etc.
Graphical Satellite Tracking Client Program

predict-gsat

Graphical Satellite Tracking Client Program

The gsat program is a graphical client for the 'predict' satellite tracking program running in server mode, built using gtk.
Security Information and Events Management System [ Web Interface ]

prewikka

Security Information and Events Management System [ Web Interface ]

Prewikka is the graphical front-end analysis console for the Prelude SIEM. Providing numerous features, Prewikka facilitates the work of users and analysts. It provides alert aggregation and sensor and hearbeat views, and has configurable filters. Prewikka also provides access to external tools such as whois and traceroute.
Allow unprivileged apps to bind to a privileged port

privbind

Allow unprivileged apps to bind to a privileged port

Privbind is a utility that allows running non-root applications, only giving them one root privilege - binding to low (<1024) ports. The aim is similar, though using a completely different method, to "authbind".